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Posted at 4:20pm on Apr. 28, 2008 Wright Was Right, Then Wrong Again
By Chris Jones
We are currently enjoying day number two of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright media blitz, and it gets a little worse at every stop.
I watched Rev. Wright on Bill Moyers the other night and was
impressed. Keeping in mind that Bill Moyers is a dishonest hack who's
just trying to get Obama elected, I still thought Rev. Wright showed an
impressive intellect and made some very good points.
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Posted at 4:37pm on Apr. 16, 2008 Will Pope Serve Eucharist to Baby Killer Politicians?
By jgrantswankjr
J. Grant Swank, Jr.
When Pope Benedict XVI officiates at Mass in Washington DC there will be plenty of politicians there who cheer on daily killing unborn infants.
These mortals are forbidden to take the elements representing the body and blood of Jesus Christ.
They do so all the time. Yet they know it is a grave sin. Yet they do so for they are callous of soul. They are part of the spiritual rebellion tearing Christendom apart. In short, they are agents of the devil.
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Posted at 12:59pm on Apr. 16, 2008 Benedict's Benediction! - Image & Quote for the Day
By streetwise
"God bless America," said Benedict robustly, to cheers from the excited throng.

Now this is knowing how to work a crowd with a positive message! Some clerics, especially those who minister to prominent politicians, should take note.
I am by no means in agreement with all of Pope Benedict XVI's concepts. But hats off to His Holiness for showing what a joy the message of reconciliation can be! This is the papacy at its best.
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Posted at 12:35pm on Apr. 16, 2008 The Pope visits the US
By Matthew
I heard the Pope speak this morning. His pro-American words were nice to hear but what stuck out for me was how he ended it by saying:
"a joy to be in your midst" and "God bless America."
It was a nice contrast to the pastor of that political candidate who has a middle name we aren't suppose to speak.
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Posted at 10:52am on Mar. 31, 2008 Green stunt raises awareness of AGW, benefits of sitting around in the dark...
By darwinianlurch
http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/commen...
It's called "Earth Hour" and it is intended to show us polluting, hydro-carbon addicted mortals the morally superior, Gaia-supported lifestyle of sitting around a peat fire in a mud hut in the dark after a hard day of root and berry collection, or something like that:
"The organisers will say never mind, this was about raising awareness (although not of raising awareness of the facts). But here’s the awareness it should raise: how difficult it is to get even a tiny cut in just electricity use for one lousy hour, in a country responsible for just 1.5 per cent of the world’s emissions.
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Posted at 9:00am on Mar. 21, 2008 The Real Government Sponsored Scandal Against Blacks
By kervick
Planned Parenthood of Idaho Apologizes for Targeting Black Babies
The nation's largest abortion provider has apologized for accepting racist donations.
Planned Parenthood of Idaho assured a caller that his donation would be used to abort black babies, the Idaho Statesman reported. It has since apologized.
The Advocate, a pro-life student magazine at the University of California-Los Angeles, hired an actor last summer to call Planned Parenthood posing as a donor who wanted his money used to abort black babies. Autumn Kersey, vice president of development and marketing for Planned Parenthood of Idaho, took the call and welcomed the donation.
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Posted at 1:46pm on Feb. 29, 2008 CMU Vs. Dennis Lennox: The Chess Match Continues
By mike volpe
I once described this confrontation as a chess match and if it was, then the CMU admin would just have put Dennis Lennox in check, and now it is his move. There is a lot of metaphorical similarities between what is happening now and that great game and this latest move is just one example. Yesterday, the administration cancelled a scheduled disciplinary hearing against Lennox and announced that they would next schedule another disciplinary hearing behind closed doors and they wouldn't even invite Lennox to attend. (In other words, he couldn't even attend his own disciplinary hearing and defend himself)
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Posted at 8:01pm on Feb. 18, 2008 Some (late) thoughts on Presidents' Day
By kdalton
President Lincoln:
"With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and his orphan - to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace, among ourselves, and with all nations."
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Posted at 1:01am on Feb. 9, 2008 "Anbar Awoke"
By Jeff Emanuel
My good friend J.D. Johannes (an embedded documentarian) will be screening the Anbar portion of his new documentary trilogy at CPAC tomorrow morning. J.D. was on the ground at the fron in Anbar from the beginning of the now-famous Awakening, and this documentary is well worth seeing.
Following the screening, there will be an embedded reporter Iraq panel discussion featuring J.D., Bill Roggio, Bill Ardolino, and yours truly. It'll be in Capitol Congressional B at the Omni Shoreham, at 11:00am. If you're at CPAC, come on by.
Posted at 12:00pm on Feb. 7, 2008 Liveblogging the Vice President at CPAC
By Erick
The Vice President just started speaking. I'll be liveblogging his speech here.
Later today, Mitt Romney will speak and John McCain will speak. Also, the President will make an appearance -- his first ever.
The Vice President says that in this final year in office he and the President "are not going to waste the moment." He says the government is going to have to keep to its limits and mentions tax cuts.
"The President and I came to face challenges and face them squarely. This has required a lot of big decisions," he says. He also mentions inheriting an economy in recession. "Even with 9/11 we haven't gone through a recession since. Lower taxes are always good for this economy," he begins his pitch on the President's recovery plan.
The Vice President calls on Congress to make the Bush tax cuts permanent. He points out that all the tax cuts over the past eight years will go away unless Congress acts.
"Letting the Bush tax cuts expire will be one of the largest government money grabs in American history and we must not allow it to happen. . . . Congress will have to make some tough choices and maybe wind up with less money to spend on their own pet projects."
[NOTE: I give up the live blogging. The set up here is less than ideal. One tv at the end of a row and lots of people talking. Can't hear a damned thing.]
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Posted at 7:23pm on Jan. 31, 2008 Facts from the debate last night.
By TexasJake
Cut and pasted from FactCheck.org
With a nationwide wave of nominating contests looming next week, Republican presidential candidates held their last scheduled debate against the backdrop of Ronald Reagan’s retired Air Force One. But we found some of the candidates' facts just won’t fly.
Romney complained that McCain used "the wrong data" about job creation to support his assertion that Massachusetts had ranked 47th among the 50 states while Romney was governor. Romney was wrong; McCain was correct.
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Posted at 6:11pm on Jan. 27, 2008 Pelosi a Supply Sider? Yes, Tax Cuts Do Pay for Themselves
By mdetlh
When the announcement for a request for a stimulus package was made, it in effect requested a package that would be significant, enacted soon and temporary due to the pending increased entitlement spending that is needed soon. My theory is that the stock market sold off enough to coincide with the end of supply side guidance that has been in effect since President Reagan http://stockcharts.com/commentary/archives/cww20080120m.html
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Posted at 8:52pm on Jan. 9, 2008 One of the greatest sounds
By SteveLA
I found the following video clip over on Black5, it's well worth the time to watch.
The clip features Robin Williams (bleeped heavily) and one of the sounds and sights that anyone who has ever served in uniform, or spent any time around any sort of military instillation will recall with the greatest of pride and fondest of memories.
Posted at 5:01pm on Dec. 31, 2007 My 2008 predictions
By IL-Tony
*I posted this as a comment on someone else's blog, but I wanted to save them and see how good a prognosticator I am (or not) ;)
Iowa goes comfortably to Huckabee, Romney makes a big speech and goes negative in panic mode against McCain, who trounces him in New Hampshire (see ya, Mitt - I surely hope so on this one!!)
Romney endorses Rudy and leaves some parting shots at McCain.
South Carolina tips the thing upside down by electing not Huckabee, but Thompson as their pick. Rudy is gleefully beaming at his chances
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Posted at 12:13pm on Dec. 24, 2007 Merry Christmas
For Unto Us A Child Is Born
By The Contributors
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Alessandro Botticelli. Mystic Nativity. 1500.
Tempera on canvas. National Gallery, London, UK.
A Child of the Snows
There is heard a hymn when the panes are dim,
And never before or again,
When the nights are strong with a darkness long,
And the dark is alive with rain.
Never we know but in sleet and in snow,
The place where the great fires are,
That the midst of the earth is a raging mirth
And the heart of the earth a star.
And at night we win to the ancient inn
Where the child in the frost is furled,
We follow the feet where all souls meet
At the inn at the end of the world.
The gods lie dead where the leaves lie red,
For the flame of the sun is flown,
The gods lie cold where the leaves lie gold,
And a Child comes forth alone.
— G. K. Chesterton
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